Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

Page 12 text:

LINDA WHINERY TRIES to master a part of her violin score before daily orchestra practice. SHS's musical department is one of the strongest in the state. practice, and our own SHS ARTIST Harry Izenour Cleftl, taking advantage of balmy Weather, daubs a brush- ful of paint on one of his prize-winning watercolors in an outdoor session. DISCUSSING PROS and cons of strong federal government gave Sam VVils0n, Joyce McElroy and Beverly Elwonger Cbelowj an insight into responsibilities of citizens.

Page 11 text:

PROUD OF THEIR peaches, Linda Eckhart and Sheryl Murphy emerge calm and unruffled from another canning' session in foods class. facts from textbooks CAUGHT WITH THE CHALK, freshman Judy Spooner mlemonstrates, While she explains a method of solving equations to her algebra classmates. PUSH-BUTTON ADDING eliminates careless mis- takes Crightl, as bookkeeping instructor Fred Burch- field and Dick Heston check over a column of figures. THAT'S THE WAY the wheel spins, explains metal arts teacher R. H. Knight to John Bartholow Cbelowj while tinkering with a lathe in metal shop.

Page 13 text:

MECHANICAL DRAWING fleftj, which develops precision and accuracy, is the foundation for many technical Vocations. MAN ON THE STREET Butch Platt Qcenterj interviews Gardenia Caudill, as Dick Johnson records them in a speech class. WAITING TO BEGIN the speed test, Phy- llis Zamarelli Crightl places her hands in standard position on the keyboard. experiences at SHS BONING UP FOR EXAMS are these stu- dents Cupper rightj in study hall, who were introduced to semester tests this year. WELL EQUIPPED WITH useful and in- teresting information, the library is a pleasant room for studying or relaxing. LAS SENORITAS Patty Kaercher and Margie Vaughan and el Senor Gordon Scul- lion. Cbelowj identify objects in Spanish.